Reviews for The Summer Hikaru Died Manga

At first, I thought it was just a story about a ghost with a disgusting possession, but I felt like it was a pretty deep story, so I put up with buying it until I saved up for a while. So I wanted to write 5 volumes at once the other day, and I was thinking about 1 volume each in January, but when I started reading, I couldn't stop and couldn't sleep, so I kept buying them and laughed reading them. More and more facts I didn't know are coming to light, and it's become a huge problem. There was another problem similar to Attack on Titan. It's not different, but they're not together... I can't say it well, but it makes me think it would be nice if Hikaru could live well...

You'll be drawn into an intriguing, complex mystery solving story. The story and depiction are scary over and over, but it also has many feelings of adolescent children, parents' feelings, and warm feelings

A rural town is depicted with great drawing power, and the unique way the sound is written enhances the atmosphere. Foreign objects lurking in everyday life, carefully written like that. I can't take my eyes off it. It's not just a scary panic type that you don't really understand, and it is carefully unraveled folklorically from the history of the town, people's lives, thoughts, etc., so it's also interesting, like a mystery. Also, even though the light is fascinating and frightening, it is adorable, and it's fun, like an encounter with the unknown. I recommend it.

I don't usually read many comics, and I happened to see them often at bookstores, so I was curious and bought them. At first, I thought it was just a horror comic, but as I read on, it was probably around 2-3 volumes, and I couldn't stop understanding all the mysteries. The development of the story and the drawing were all perfect.

It's a story that makes me cringe every time I read it, and the design has an atmosphere, so I like it. There will be an anime this summer, so I'm really looking forward to it!

The light that should have died has returned. But it wasn't light, it was Nanika. It's a story that starts with realizing that the true identity of light is Nanika, and then pursues what Nanika is. As I looked up Nanica, I learned a lot of things, but in the end, I didn't understand everything, and the fact that “something I don't understand” hasn't changed for a long time. But humans try to know things they don't understand. I'd like to know. I myself wasn't good at horror, so I was freaked out during the writing, but this “instinct to know what you don't understand” won't stop me from reading it. It's scary and I don't want to understand any more, but what I don't understand is the scariest thing, so I want to know. I think it's better to stop reading in search of BL elements. The thick air has been flowing all the time, and the occasional sniff is once again addictive. It's a perfect book to read in the summer!!

It's full of horror elements, and there are exciting, and shocking developments, so it's scary, but I'm worried about the continuation. It's just a broromance, but their obsession with each other and Yoshiki's feelings are depicted in such a way that you can feel a slight BL element.

It's really scary because it's finally time for a confrontation. Scary aspects of folklore are often depicted. I'm scared. But I want to read more. If you have a weak heart, I think it's better to turn to the right.

The animation was decided, and after watching the PR video, I was curious and bought the manga one and read it. I was drawn in from the beginning. Unsurprisingly, the artist's unique expression and direction made me think that this work is contemporary art, not a comic. I was really drawn in. I can't bear to look forward to the continuation.

It was the scariest comic I've ever read with a sense of horror, and I'm glad it had just a little bit of BL in it. I've only read a little bit yet, but I'm too worried about what will happen with Hikaru and Yoshiki from now on! An anime adaptation has also been decided, but I want you to read the manga before watching it. There are also fears that can only be expressed in comics, so I read them with an emphasis on that. I'm always predicting what Hikaru's true identity is lol

Before I read it, I thought it would be scary, and I was hesitant, but I learned that it would be animated and read it. There are some things that are scary, but I was worried about the continuation and read on, and now it's my favorite work.

It's been a long time since I felt so drawn in! The descriptions are detailed, and if you read emotions you don't express from facial expressions, the depth expands even more, so you'll read them over and over again!

What's more, it's funny, scary, enigmatic, exciting, and it's all amazing. A comic that's too amazing. I'm also looking forward to the animation.

My first time as a writer. I was attracted to the cover and title and bought it. What makes your heart flutter just by the cover and title?

The relationship between the two leading actors is also good, and the characters around them aren't just mobs, and each is properly set up, has unique depictions and onomatopoeia of interesting landscapes and weather, and has amazing mystery solving elements, so I can't imagine what will happen at the end, personally I recommend Mr. Tanaka and Mr. Kurebayashi, a housewife ('▽ `)

I've only read up to 2 volumes, but this horror film with a slight BL scent is really interesting! The everyday lives of casual high school students in the countryside that are a little funny are awfully real and the fear doubles.

The story development is excellent, and I'm very concerned about the continuation. The view of the world, which incorporates the unique atmosphere of the countryside, is also nice. If you like mystery, horror, and BL, I think you'll be addicted to it. I'm really looking forward to anime too!